I suffered an injury at work. Given the details provided, what kind of legal action can I take, if any?
The issues you raise suggest you are focused on the uneven floor as causing your accident. In Connecticut you cannot sue your employer for...
Broad Brook, CT
Workers compensation Lawyer at Broad Brook, CT
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Medicaid & Medicare, Social Security
The issues you raise suggest you are focused on the uneven floor as causing your accident. In Connecticut you cannot sue your employer for...
Since you took early retirement and not SSDI you are not eligible for Medicare until you reach age 65. You must "consider" Medicare's interest in...
You seem to be addressing a Medicare Set-aside being utilized in your settlement. You also seem to be addressing the $25,000 threshold and the...
The medical evidence will have to show whether you suffered a new injury or had a "recurrence" of an old injury. Depending on how that question is...
I agree with Attorney Leard. By all means discuss this with your attorney as your fears may be unfounded. As long as your claim was properly...
It's a two phase review process. They will now evaluate the disability and insured status part of your claim.
You can work at the new job but those wages will most likely reduce any loss wages you receive from the employer's work comp carrier. You do not...
You need to speak with an attorney who practices in Elder Law. You will want to ask him or her about a Special Needs Trust.
All SSDI cases are subject to review. Both the disability and medical are reviewed. It appears the medical has been reviewed and a decision as to...
Neither you nor the comp carrier are required to settle a Workers' comp case. Whether it is in your best interests to settle requires numerous...